Quote by Emily Dickinson

How strange that nature does not knock, and yet does not intrude!

How strange that nature does not knock, and yet does not int

Summary

This quote highlights the fascinating paradox of nature's presence. It observes how nature can manifest itself all around us without imposing upon our daily lives. Unlike humans who typically announce their arrival or intrude forcefully, nature simply exists peacefully and unobtrusively. It suggests that nature's subtlety and ability to blend seamlessly into our surroundings make its presence both unnoticeable yet omnipresent. And yet, despite its apparent absence of intrusion, its impact on our lives remains profound and often awe-inspiring.

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By Emily Dickinson

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